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Home | Modern Roses | Floribundas & Small Landscape Shrubs | Distant Drums. Distant Drums. Rated 3.80 out of 5 based on 10 customer ratings. ( 10 customer reviews) $ 23.95. Shrub (Dr. Griffith Buck, United States, 1984) A gorgeous rose with unusual coloring ranging from dusty pink to coffee tones with the fragrance of myrrh.
Distant Drums. Stop, look and listen up! Here's a striking color amongst the hardy roses released by the late Dr. Griffith Buck. Distant Drums grows much like a Floribunda in habit, drumming out clusters of pointed brunette buds that swirl open to reveal ruffles washed with orchid pink.
Feb 4, 2020 · The beautiful Distant Drums Rose is showy and a symphony of colors. The petals have a unique and difficult-to-describe color, a harmonious blend of beige to light pink from the center, and mesmerizing shades of lavender towards the edges.
Description, photos, references, ratings, reviews, gardens growing and nurseries selling the \'Distant Drums\' Rose. Roses, Clematis and Peonies and everything gardening related. ... 'Distant Drums' on own root prefers to dry out between waterings - see Member Comments.
Distant Drums Floribunda Rose. You'll adore the ombre effect of the uniquely colored blooms that leaves each large, 4" flowerhead looking a bit different from the other. These cupped, fully double blooms, which feature more than two dozen ruffled petals, grow in clusters and put on a remarkable floral display.
Distant Drums is a floral designers' favorite for its versatility and use in almost any palette. One of the most prolific and best roses to grow in any garden! Rose Type: Floribunda. Breeder: Dr. Griffith Buck. Color: Copper center that fades to blush. Fragrance: Medium. Bloom Form: Pointed. Petal Count: 35-40. Growth Type: Upright.
Description. A unique coloration and a lovely myrrh fragrance. A striking floribunda rose, hybridized by the late Dr. Griffith Buck, Distant Drums flowers heavily in continuous waves over a long season, from late spring to late fall. Borne in small clusters, the 3-inch flowers spiral open from brunette buds.
